Sentence examples for high firing temperature from inspiring English sources
The magic, it turned out, was nothing more than a combination of the high firing temperature and the right proportion of ingredients, including kaolin, a white clay.
The results suggest high firing temperature for all analysed samples, according to petrographic data (>850°C).
Petrographic and mineralogical results allow us to esteem high firing temperature suggesting a good technological level of local production; in addition, chemical data suggest a local provenance of raw materials used in the production of the studied samples.
In particular, low birefringence is, in many cases, indicative of the achievement of high firing temperature with reaction and modifications of the original mineralogical association of the raw materials.
In details, referring to Ca-rich clays, the breakdown of calcite in calcium oxide and the reaction of the latter one with mineral phases present in the clay matrix determines the nucleation of diopside, gehlenite and anorthite, all indicative of high firing temperature (850 900°C).
The pots are fired in outdoor bonfires using dried sheep manure as fuel, which produces the high firing temperatures necessary to give the ceramic work its rich orange blush.
Moreover, hematite also suggests high firing temperatures (from 550°C to 850°C), in oxidizing firing atmosphere.
On the whole, petrographic and mineralogical results suggest a good technological level with high firing temperatures esteemed.
The post-fire mechanical properties were obviously influenced by cooling methods, particularly after cooling from a relatively high fire temperature.
A 10 nm ALD AlOx film is found to have a detrimental effect on the contact resistance which cannot be mitigated by a higher firing temperature.
